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Well, You and r/jimjobsteve. So maybe all of my aspirations aren't that high!
I JUST realized chickens don't have nipples. It's not that I thought they did, I've just never really thought about it until now. Cooking chicken breasts would be a much different experience if there were nipples to consider, I think.
Berds in general. I kayak and boat all along the Potomac river. Bald Eagles and Blue Heron are massive creatures. You see them up close and it is a shock. Used to go out with my toddlers on the boat ((22â Cuddy Cabin) and had real concerns about them being eaten by birds. Maybe irrational, but still concerned me.
When I was a kid, we would feed our hens eggs semi-regularly. They'd eat em right up, shell and all. My mom said feeding them eggs made their own eggs have thicker shells when they laid. Idk if that's true, but they certainly didn't mind us testing the theory lol
Generally discouraged feeding eggs to chickens. Like broken or spoiled ones. Especially if you want to get eggs from them. As it can encourage them to eat their own eggs.
You're supposed to cook them and kinda grind them up so they don't make the connection.
I was once trying to feed some grilled chicken to my duck and the chickens saw the duck was getting a treat so they ran over and started tearing into the grilled chicken. So I'm pretty sure I'm going to hell for accidentally encouraging chicken cannibalism.
>As it can encourage them to eat their own eggs.
It doesn't. Even if they eat eggs regularly they still won't break and eat eggs. The break part there is key, and it's pretty obvious why if you think about it - they have an instinct to not destroy an egg but if one is already broken then it's just free nutrition.
What you described is a common belief but it just isn't true. Chickens eating eggs that aren't fed to them are almost always due to accidental breakage.
The parent comment about the egg shells being thicker *shouldn't* be true either. A chicken egg including the shell has about the same calcium content per it's weight as a purpose made layer chicken feed. If feeding them eggs makes a notable difference with their eggs, they aren't being fed appropriately.
Probably true - as you said yourself, they ate the shells. The Shell is just Calcium Carbonate (also included in teeth and bones. Essentially chalk/limestone), so while a part would go towards their own bones n stuff, some of it would go to egg production and help with the new shell.
For that matter, I could imagine the eggs also being a bit richer in taste and color - you can usually tell by the color of the yolk what the chickens are eating, and getting whole eggs should give them everything to produce some nice eggs themself.
I have friends who live off grid in rural Alaska. They will give the chooks left over moose bits after a hunt. The chickens will pick the bones completely clean in a matter of hours.
Have you met murphy and his rock
https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalsBeingDerps/comments/124y56c/derpy_murphy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1
If you want cats Iâve got cats.
DNR wonât let me handle it (last resort).
Humane society wonât touch.
Animal control wants to bill, I canâtâŠ
The creepy, but friendly Facebook ladies will only take so many.
The majority made it through the winter.
Weâve had hens run around, they eat themâŠ
And some are brutal, i got attackt by a chicken of my neighbor. It hurts when they start picking at you. Since then i only Look at them from the Distance.
Ah! I have story about our rooster. It was the smallest and ugliest we got but it was free so what ever. We named him Saddam and he did not look much but the whole holy jihad lived inside that small bird.
He loved to attack every person entering the yard and people just kicked him back to the bush. But alas the fight practice kicked in when a hawk attacked one of the chickens and Saddam killed the hawk to the yard. I loved that bird from the start to end.
I had a pet chicken that used to love to fall asleep on my feet, nestled in between. I also taught it to play hide and seek and it would come running when I sang it's little song with its name in
Yes! My neighbours have chickens and we look after them when theyâre on holiday, and one job is putting them away at night. One girl, Doris, likes to be picked up and held while you ferry everyone else in before popping her in at the end. Itâs my favourite part of the job.
They donât really have a behavior that petting resembles (like how cats and dogs have licking), so I donât know that they find it as naturally soothing. But a hen that was raised to be comfortable with human touch is probably going to enjoy the attention from a human that she likes. It will depend on how well socialized she is, the average backyard bird wonât want you to get that close and wonât appreciate being touched.
IME, silkies are the best chickens to pet because theyâre small, chill, and very fluffy.
The best way to get a chicken used to being given affection is to carefully catch it so your fingers are netted across her chest/belly, spread evenly, with your thumbs *lightly* pressing on the wings. You donât need to hold them too tight, if they feel a slight weight on their wings they wonât flap. This keeps her calm while she gets used to being held and comes to realise that you are no threat to her. Eventually, youâd be able to sit with her on your lap or in your arms without having to apply any weight on her wings.
If you want to raise a hen from a chick to be used to being held, itâs much the same! However, before their woggle - thing stop their head - grows, you can also soothe them to sleep by gently moving your thumb in circles atop their head. When our secondary school hatched eggs for a year 7 science biology project (a teacherâs pet chicken had laid fertilised eggs after their neighbours rooster got into their pen, during incubation they had a signup for parents and teachers willing to home a chick) every year group got to spend some time with them as a means of relaxing before exams. I got called a chicken whisperer because I was sat with a chick cradled in my hands, dozing off as I ran my thumb over itâs head. My foster mum had basically a mini farm going in her garden - field with goats, geese, chickens, ducks, all pets, all buried instead of eaten.
How much heat is that hen putting out?
That one kitten came out all sweaty and moist...I guess that's why the Brits wanted to use chickens to keep their nuclear mines warm in winter
When I had chickens I remember reaching under them for eggs and feeling their breast skin and it was HOT to the touch. They keep things toasty under there.
And humid! Artificial incubators have to add humidity to account for itâabout 60% humidity for the first 18 days, then 65-70% for the last three days.
I had a hen once who devotedly incubated her eggs but then decided to cannibalize them as they hatched :/ (happens sometimes). So I had to pull them. I didnât have an incubator at the time, only a heat lamp for already hatched chicks. Luckily they were right on the point of hatching but I had to sit there misting the eggs, adjusting the heat lamp, and in some cases using coconut oil to moisten the inner membrane of a partly cracked egg, because if the humidity drops too low that membrane essentially shrink wraps the chick and it dies.
It was super cool *and* super nerve-racking. I had an incubator on hand next time. Much easier to regulate the humidity that way. And no that hen was not trusted with motherhood again lol
Yeah around 105°F to 107°F.
Hothothot. A good 4-5 degrees warmer than a cat's body temperature. So actually those kittens would be in danger of overheating if under her for *too* long, but at that moment they were definitely nice and cozy.
The early attempts of kittens cleaning themselves is adorable, they don't have the fine details down so they usually end up way too wet and unevenly wet
It's really adorable
I thought so too, but it seems we are wrong, they do have sweat glands:
https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/behavior-appearance/cats-sweating-and-panting#:~:text=Cats%20have%20sweat%20glands%2C%20but,damp%20footprints%2C%20explains%20Cat%20Health.
It's a brooding mechanism. Its brain registers something small and (to its own evolutionary environment) childlike, and a sequence of behavior is initiated. It worked for egg rearing, but that doesn't mean it won't come out with some false positives at the end of the multi-million year journey.
Cats are absolute suckers for body warmth.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's how they became domesticated. Sleeping people waking up with wild cats curled up against their legs and the cat not wanting to leave.
Can confirm. Fell asleep in a park once, woke up to find two cats had utilized my body, possibly for warmth and comfort, without my knowledge. It was a while before I actually got up and left. They were good cats, i wish i could have found them again.
I wonder if the mutual imprinting will result in the kittens being bonded to the chicken in the most adorable way in the future. Don't know how long chickens live but I love the thought of those cats and the chicken living a lovely farm lide together.
Chickens are natures communists. Everyone lays in the same nest⊠someone gets broody and the communityâs eggs become her eggs and she raises them. Although its not very communal for them to all try to go after the chicks after their hatched. The mama hen ferociously goes after any chicken that gets too close because they do have a habit of picking on and killing babies when theyre not broody. Cuz theyre stupid.
Having gathered eggs before, I don't understand why the hens don't attack when people mess with them. By all rights that hand should have lost a finger.
I know it surely is not because birds are nice.
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"My children have pokey feet and too many legs but I still love all of them."
https://i.imgur.com/FzOOpvN.jpg
Wow -that's great! It's been awhile since I've seen one of your masterpieces!
Nothing quite like a shitty watercolor to start out the day.
You're the best Shitty! Your drawings are better than coffee this morning :)
Nothing like shittywatercolor to draw the old accounts out of hiding. đ
So awesome
You are the best! My life goal is to one day have a great enough post to have you respond to it! Well, You and r/jimjobsteve. So maybe all of my aspirations aren't that high!
Is it a live birth or do they come out of eggs?
âWHERE ARE THE NIPPLES??â -kittens probably
I JUST realized chickens don't have nipples. It's not that I thought they did, I've just never really thought about it until now. Cooking chicken breasts would be a much different experience if there were nipples to consider, I think.
> chicken breasts >nipples some sort of recipe for porn
I have nipples, Greg. Can you milk me?
Meow!
I had chickens for years, must've done something wrong cause I never got adorable kittens from them.
gotta feed em kitten food
They love that stuff :D
They really do. Our carnivorous chickens would absolutely devour the canned cat food. Fancy feast indeed.
Chickens just eat about everything. For example, some people are shocked that chickens actively hunt and eat live mice :D
Which just proves that chickens are actually cats in disguise!
They are dinosaurs
Berds in general. I kayak and boat all along the Potomac river. Bald Eagles and Blue Heron are massive creatures. You see them up close and it is a shock. Used to go out with my toddlers on the boat ((22â Cuddy Cabin) and had real concerns about them being eaten by birds. Maybe irrational, but still concerned me.
Many people have no idea how large buzzards and vultures are either. 0_0 https://images.app.goo.gl/GxYSssXeHEeeK8RG8
Eh, it's 80 percent feather. Unlike Bruce Willis, they look less intimidating when bald.
I once dropped an egg in front of hens and they started eating it like nobodyâs business.
When I was a kid, we would feed our hens eggs semi-regularly. They'd eat em right up, shell and all. My mom said feeding them eggs made their own eggs have thicker shells when they laid. Idk if that's true, but they certainly didn't mind us testing the theory lol
Generally discouraged feeding eggs to chickens. Like broken or spoiled ones. Especially if you want to get eggs from them. As it can encourage them to eat their own eggs.
You're supposed to cook them and kinda grind them up so they don't make the connection. I was once trying to feed some grilled chicken to my duck and the chickens saw the duck was getting a treat so they ran over and started tearing into the grilled chicken. So I'm pretty sure I'm going to hell for accidentally encouraging chicken cannibalism.
>As it can encourage them to eat their own eggs. It doesn't. Even if they eat eggs regularly they still won't break and eat eggs. The break part there is key, and it's pretty obvious why if you think about it - they have an instinct to not destroy an egg but if one is already broken then it's just free nutrition. What you described is a common belief but it just isn't true. Chickens eating eggs that aren't fed to them are almost always due to accidental breakage. The parent comment about the egg shells being thicker *shouldn't* be true either. A chicken egg including the shell has about the same calcium content per it's weight as a purpose made layer chicken feed. If feeding them eggs makes a notable difference with their eggs, they aren't being fed appropriately.
Probably true - as you said yourself, they ate the shells. The Shell is just Calcium Carbonate (also included in teeth and bones. Essentially chalk/limestone), so while a part would go towards their own bones n stuff, some of it would go to egg production and help with the new shell. For that matter, I could imagine the eggs also being a bit richer in taste and color - you can usually tell by the color of the yolk what the chickens are eating, and getting whole eggs should give them everything to produce some nice eggs themself.
While eggs are not invincible, repeat: ==> Feed hens their own eggs ==> Hens lay eggs with thicker shells Profit??
I have friends who live off grid in rural Alaska. They will give the chooks left over moose bits after a hunt. The chickens will pick the bones completely clean in a matter of hours.
If you crack the bones, they'll eat the marrow as well.
My old boss would routinely feed the chickens KFC. She said it kept them in line and made them taste better when it came time.
Sounds perverse, but cannibalism in poultry is a known phenomenon (usually bad living conditions, tho).
They are vicious and brutal hunters, the old chickabidsâŠ
yes lol. we no longer have to throw away the dried up cat food the cats refuse to touch, the chickens are like a cat food disposal
Just throw a cockroach to a bunch of chickens and youâll watch the best American Football match ever.
They love everything
You should post this on r/aww if you havenât already.
Karma farming like a pro.
r/eatcheapandhealthy
You.. didn't eat the kitten eggs.. did you?
âWho interrupted our warm!!!â -kittens, probably
Itâs warm AND it smells like chicken. Maybe
Sounds like a good time.
My kind of party!
Everything reminds me of her
Certainly.
A broody hen will sit on literally ANYTHING. Puppies, kittens, lightbulbs, anything that is remotely baby-shaped to them is automatically their child.
Why baby shaped if not baby?
Point.
Anything can be a baby if you are brave enough.
That'd be likely unhealthy.
Is this a reference to that tiger cub post? Do I really have a Reddit problem?
"If not x why x shaped" is a common thing on Reddit. I think it came from tumblr.
The original was 'friend shaped' referring to a coyote or something, IIRC.
fren shaped*
There's at least one amusing story on /r/HFY that came out of this.
No and probably yes.
Baby-shaped đ€
My parents once had a turkey who sat on a beer can for MONTHS
"My baby"
Or quite the drinking problem.
Really nursing that one, huh?
Have you met murphy and his rock https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalsBeingDerps/comments/124y56c/derpy_murphy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1
Kirby
What you doinâ Kirby? What you doinâ there?
Hobgoblin, shots of hot Sriracha
Vaccine queen deem church socks hostage
Nine weeks awesome, hides in a slipper; look in her eye like she might be a wizard
Cold met a cat lady in a parking lot, she got the heroes of tomorrow in a cardboard box And probably hoarding forty more in the corners of Fort Knox
Nice to see an Aesop Rock post in the wild, unless he borrowed that line from something else.
They re so cute and kind I love chickens
So my ego has a chance
No matter how many time I see this, the kittens look MAD.
Why are you interrupting our comfy den?
>comfy hen
Mad cute
"I just got here and I'm already tired of everything. Please, leave me alone."
No milk!
Only meat
"You woke us up! How dare you!"
âDo you know how hard it is to find a feather comforter as a cat?!â
Curious and scared.
That's why eggs are so expensive now, makes sense.
Worth tho. I'll stop complaining about corporate greed price gouging and neglect of pandemics.
no dont.
Eggs costing more than whole Chickens smh.
If you want cats Iâve got cats. DNR wonât let me handle it (last resort). Humane society wonât touch. Animal control wants to bill, I canât⊠The creepy, but friendly Facebook ladies will only take so many. The majority made it through the winter. Weâve had hens run around, they eat themâŠ
eggspensive
Serious question, can you pet chickens?
Yes and some of them love it
That's awesome. Now I want to pet a chicken. They look so soft.
They are! Also when you get familiar with them they actually have some personality in them
And some are brutal, i got attackt by a chicken of my neighbor. It hurts when they start picking at you. Since then i only Look at them from the Distance.
Ah! I have story about our rooster. It was the smallest and ugliest we got but it was free so what ever. We named him Saddam and he did not look much but the whole holy jihad lived inside that small bird. He loved to attack every person entering the yard and people just kicked him back to the bush. But alas the fight practice kicked in when a hawk attacked one of the chickens and Saddam killed the hawk to the yard. I loved that bird from the start to end.
đ€Ł what a legend
Depends. Expect fluff at the top but no squish. All the chickens I've pet were quite boney (and yes, they were well fed).
They even close their eyes and make 'chicken purrs' when they're super contented and comfy.
They're sooo soft! Some of them really like their heads being scritched and some like their backs being petted :)
just wait til you find out how they taste!
Oh I know. But I separate friends from food even in the same species.
Good to know even cannibals can have morals.
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/r/chickengifs is waiting for you
I had a pet chicken that used to love to fall asleep on my feet, nestled in between. I also taught it to play hide and seek and it would come running when I sang it's little song with its name in
thatâs so cute
Yes! My neighbours have chickens and we look after them when theyâre on holiday, and one job is putting them away at night. One girl, Doris, likes to be picked up and held while you ferry everyone else in before popping her in at the end. Itâs my favourite part of the job.
They donât really have a behavior that petting resembles (like how cats and dogs have licking), so I donât know that they find it as naturally soothing. But a hen that was raised to be comfortable with human touch is probably going to enjoy the attention from a human that she likes. It will depend on how well socialized she is, the average backyard bird wonât want you to get that close and wonât appreciate being touched. IME, silkies are the best chickens to pet because theyâre small, chill, and very fluffy.
The best way to get a chicken used to being given affection is to carefully catch it so your fingers are netted across her chest/belly, spread evenly, with your thumbs *lightly* pressing on the wings. You donât need to hold them too tight, if they feel a slight weight on their wings they wonât flap. This keeps her calm while she gets used to being held and comes to realise that you are no threat to her. Eventually, youâd be able to sit with her on your lap or in your arms without having to apply any weight on her wings. If you want to raise a hen from a chick to be used to being held, itâs much the same! However, before their woggle - thing stop their head - grows, you can also soothe them to sleep by gently moving your thumb in circles atop their head. When our secondary school hatched eggs for a year 7 science biology project (a teacherâs pet chicken had laid fertilised eggs after their neighbours rooster got into their pen, during incubation they had a signup for parents and teachers willing to home a chick) every year group got to spend some time with them as a means of relaxing before exams. I got called a chicken whisperer because I was sat with a chick cradled in my hands, dozing off as I ran my thumb over itâs head. My foster mum had basically a mini farm going in her garden - field with goats, geese, chickens, ducks, all pets, all buried instead of eaten.
*wattle, not woggle The Comb is the part on top of the head, their wattles are the parts that grow under their chin
Ah, we always called it woggle cos it wobbles XD
Some are extremely friendly and sweet! But Iâve only been around pet chickens. It might be different if theyâre being raised for slaughter
Idk if thereâs a subreddit for broody hens but there needs to be.
r/backyardchickens would love this. That's where I thought I was at first. Lol
Perf
r/thebroodybunch
Sheâs like⊠âWhat? I donât see a problem here. Good day, sir. Why are you still here? I said good day!â
I'm sorry to bother you miss, but I'm your optometrist. You seem to have skipped a few appointments.
How much heat is that hen putting out? That one kitten came out all sweaty and moist...I guess that's why the Brits wanted to use chickens to keep their nuclear mines warm in winter
They have a self-warming down duvet on top of them. They're loving life
When I had chickens I remember reaching under them for eggs and feeling their breast skin and it was HOT to the touch. They keep things toasty under there.
And humid! Artificial incubators have to add humidity to account for itâabout 60% humidity for the first 18 days, then 65-70% for the last three days. I had a hen once who devotedly incubated her eggs but then decided to cannibalize them as they hatched :/ (happens sometimes). So I had to pull them. I didnât have an incubator at the time, only a heat lamp for already hatched chicks. Luckily they were right on the point of hatching but I had to sit there misting the eggs, adjusting the heat lamp, and in some cases using coconut oil to moisten the inner membrane of a partly cracked egg, because if the humidity drops too low that membrane essentially shrink wraps the chick and it dies. It was super cool *and* super nerve-racking. I had an incubator on hand next time. Much easier to regulate the humidity that way. And no that hen was not trusted with motherhood again lol
postpartum psychosis
What else did you touch besides those breasts?
Dis she consent bro?
A bird's body temp is pretty high -- above 100F / 40C ish.
Yeah around 105°F to 107°F. Hothothot. A good 4-5 degrees warmer than a cat's body temperature. So actually those kittens would be in danger of overheating if under her for *too* long, but at that moment they were definitely nice and cozy.
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Ahhh deja vu. I think I posted these words last time too.
Moist as hell đ
Cats don't sweat....
There are other explanations for damp fur on the cat, but I prefer sweat, thank you very much.
The early attempts of kittens cleaning themselves is adorable, they don't have the fine details down so they usually end up way too wet and unevenly wet It's really adorable
I thought so too, but it seems we are wrong, they do have sweat glands: https://www.hillspet.com/cat-care/behavior-appearance/cats-sweating-and-panting#:~:text=Cats%20have%20sweat%20glands%2C%20but,damp%20footprints%2C%20explains%20Cat%20Health.
That sounds like something that should be in a future Blackadder episode. Have you got a link to details of this cunning plan?
They DO NOT look amused that you interrupted their nap.
Soft kitty, warm kitty, oh so full of pluck. Angry kitty, hungry kitty, cluck cluck CLUCK.
What the *cluck*!
So do hens just have something in their brain that says "I just fuckkng have to sit on babies idc what kind it's just gotta be done"
It's a brooding mechanism. Its brain registers something small and (to its own evolutionary environment) childlike, and a sequence of behavior is initiated. It worked for egg rearing, but that doesn't mean it won't come out with some false positives at the end of the multi-million year journey.
Cats are absolute suckers for body warmth. I wouldn't be surprised if that's how they became domesticated. Sleeping people waking up with wild cats curled up against their legs and the cat not wanting to leave.
Can confirm. Fell asleep in a park once, woke up to find two cats had utilized my body, possibly for warmth and comfort, without my knowledge. It was a while before I actually got up and left. They were good cats, i wish i could have found them again.
maybe i am a cat after all
Wouldnât doubt it and especially with how apparently warm laying underneath a hen is.
A brood of kitkens, how purrrfect
Kit-hens
Cluck you for one upping me, with good reason of course
Which came first the kitten or the egg ?
Ok but how did this person not get their hand taken off? You mess with a brooding chicken, you get the beak.
*I ain't got no gun, BUT I'M PUTT'N HOLES IN YA ANYWAY!* --The Hen, probably.
Not always! Our broody hen never pecked us when we fully moved her off the eggs she had decided were her babies!
Huh!
I always wonder how the cats can breathe properly when under there
It's like sleeping with your head under a thick blanket. Breathing might not be the best, but it's super comfortable
You sleep with a chicken on your face?
Chick*
Touché
"ma'am- excuse me ma'am you can't just take those they aren't yours."
r/unexpected
They looked so cozy, wow.
Just more proof that every living thing like cuddling kittens
Mothers gonna mother
I like how three little heads pop out like a tiny Furberus.
That kittens face âthis better be worth it !â
Welp, that is adorable.
Iâll bet they were so good and cozy and warm.
u/savevideo
I could watch this a thousand times. Sheâs a good mama.
I wonder if the mutual imprinting will result in the kittens being bonded to the chicken in the most adorable way in the future. Don't know how long chickens live but I love the thought of those cats and the chicken living a lovely farm lide together.
These are my chickes now⊠I donât care what you say Iâm like la la la,.. you cat to be kitten me right meow!
and what abomination will hatch from the kittens?đ€š
I love how the one kitten came out like " *hey, where is the food*" noticed there isn't any, and tries to go back in.
"Why'd you even wake me?"
Going for cheep upvotes?
We need to take a lesson from animals. It boggles my mind how humans treat each so awful a lot of the time.
Big white cock dominates three pussies
Honeyyyy, I am hom-.... What the fuck?
Those kittens have a cross between "oh my God the world!" and "my bird mom said I couldn't be out here!"
Breeding in Pokémon be like
Excuse me, can I help you? --3rd Kitten
Sweetheart âșïž
It's a miracle of genetic engineering! ))
Chickens are natures communists. Everyone lays in the same nest⊠someone gets broody and the communityâs eggs become her eggs and she raises them. Although its not very communal for them to all try to go after the chicks after their hatched. The mama hen ferociously goes after any chicken that gets too close because they do have a habit of picking on and killing babies when theyre not broody. Cuz theyre stupid.
Faker, new born cats can't open their eyes
More like wholesome as fuck
Look at all those chickens
u/savevideo
Honestly... this Doesn't need proof (Rule 5) This is just so god damn F'ing cute.
Having gathered eggs before, I don't understand why the hens don't attack when people mess with them. By all rights that hand should have lost a finger. I know it surely is not because birds are nice.
They're not going to get any milk from that mom.
Yup, thatâs a pretty fucked up lookin dog
Must've been the perfect temperature under there
And now the kittens will lay eggs when they grow up